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Musical Recital - tlreatlyEnjoyéd

Last would; at Hearts Memorial Hall the pupils of M1’. Arthur Valley gave a moat enjoyable recital, re- fleeting much creditonltheir 1n- structor. The manner in which the talented performers executed their selectbns brought Yorth" hearty rounds of applause from thellarge number of parents and- friends present. - .

The assistance cl Mr. Jack _Wil- kins on the violin and m. ‘may Vessel‘. Baritone; soloist added greatly to the attractiveness of the programme. Miss Charlotte Drake's rendition or Alice-Transcription by Ascher and Miss Jlester = Wood's Blue Belts of scotlande-‘Ihnscrip- tion were exceptionally eleverand very much enjoyed; _ _

‘The fdlowing was the programme.

would show an 1 . 06,000 cars over i'iiamy'r'¢t-:<ll$'°°3..§§ when Memorial Day inactivity h“ ed a shrinkage of similar n" "Mill! rails retained small frac- Am ti! thegfaiua. er can asphon t _ ailhlv. Quoted ek-divoideuldlfetirs 2135.. had hard work making up (he 3y points that automatically came o" m; ' 3:1“: 9"?‘ Al"! 111111"! slumped more l“ werlion ‘net. A few othervutmt. s a lttls more courageous. Consolidated Gas. Pullllg gawk, o; Ne" “FRY Ind People's Gus gained ggrhmlzm," “"- Bflwlllyn Manhattan n reacted on its dividend mu- lsslon, but declaration of u regular preferred strengthened the gg|||gr shares. Auburn was out of the time. "lht- D11 P01". Cass and American Tobacco B were among the firmer m-" dustrlais. but they were hardly buoy. ant.

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‘A MONTREAL? June 20.-—Csitle re- 4 caipts were quiet on the Montreal live stoclr markets today. There was about a fifty per cent increase in the num- ber of cattle offering, sales wero slow M in starting. Those weighed were com- mon to medium good cows at $1.50 56 to $3.50. plain to medium steers at $51 to $5.25 and plain to medium heifers 7 at 8i to $4. Hixgooti steers averaging 1.125 pounds were sold to n butcher at I" $0.50 and another small lot at 85.50.. Calf receipts were 2,154. The bulk of the'calves ‘offered were of com-' mon quaity. and very hard to aelL. W: Sales were very dragfiY and prices iowcr. Oncdoud of fair to good quai- ily calvcs averaging around 135 pounds was sold for It and very common light Irnssers soul's! low us $1.75 with for kinds iu mixed lots selling up to

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Quotations: Good and choice veal $4 to $1.50: common and medium 82 to 83,75; graasers $1.75 to $2_

Sheep receipts were 010: the sheet‘ market was about stcady. The bulk of good handy weight sheen hroullht: n- round 8ft with common kinda around l2. Good lambs were sold for $8 to $8.50 with mixed lots from $7.50 up. Common iuinhs were not wanted and brought as low as l0.

Quotations; Ewes $1.50 to $512 lambs good $8 in $8.50: common $0 to $1.50. Hog receipts 7.7611. Hogs wcrc aell- lrfi: at: lower prices. About 1,000 hogs - were sold for $1.25 to $4.75. fctl and wntcrcd with the hulk around $4.50; sows brought from $2.15 to $2.75.

W l June 20.—Stocks mop- ‘il-l 1: ...l’.‘."ii"..“'.i§.“;‘.°..e...“°"‘ 2i many parts of England open-air Pageaniz, telling in words, music and movement. the history of the wwb or» country. These are larg- ely affairs of good will. Perform- ers a-re unpaid and find their own costumes, made to designs provided by the producer. Proceeds of gate money after paying necessary ex- penses go to a local charity. Some of the events are: Elizabethan Masque and Carni- val,’ Birmingham, June 13-18. Epl-l sodas in the life of Henry VIII and his daughters will bg presented by 700 performers in period costume at Bingley Hall, Birmingham, during the week beginning June i3. The hall will be transformed into! .a. miniature sixteenth century town. with black and white gables and “shoppes? Elizabeth will be shown both as m Infant and as a Queelh plain the origins and contents of the principal impersonation being a“ "S “Wm” “i m ‘hm- ‘° s. total of 50187- and 454p leaders by Lady Bird‘ who has taken leacbggive an exposition of the sublcct ' ' ' '

Canadian Scouts in Empire ing parts in Efzabethan Pageantsimatwr of the Prayer 800k from i Group: Canadian Scouts attending tn the Midlands.

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“Throughvthe Pr”; ‘$522323: lnext summer's World Scout gath- The Hiiwlicui P11893111? ll L91‘ h u ’ ' erlng in Hungary will go as mem- cester, Leicester, June 16-25. The‘? ‘me as sflggested’ KHOW Ym“ lbers of the British Empire group, 514117.01’ Leicester's growth from ray" B°°k' “d ti" ‘“‘“‘°"and probably will be attached in ancient times will be portrayed in

hopes that it will suggest to the| a pcturcsque pageant in Abbey

lovers of the Prayer Book many of jsmgn umis msoldl Ciuntry troops‘

ungarlan con s carn Eng- Park, with scenes presented by thousands of performers each even-

its attra tlv th h h t c e Dug per aps no y Scvcral Scout districts in Hun- ing, June 16-81, and three matinees.

so well known features. “Sh: , __ As the author says in the p“? gary are inviting British Scout: The whole ends with presentation of great Leicester figures of the

face, the book is not intended to to us“ ‘mimic!’ a row “Weeks m“ eighteenth and nineteenth centuries ‘Zgéclgitighpgysiugzok 2:: “fir; knowledge of Eifgllsh. ‘mhn wuley’ George and Robert doctrinal, spiritual and historical How many scouts in south M‘ stpphenmn, and Thomas Cook. vlewpolnts. It is intended for not , rica? There are 14.516 Scouts of a1 The- pageut of west Kent Tun-‘only the college student the Sun- ranks m me Union of Scum Am’ bridge Wells, June 22: Tonbridgedday school teacher but,” ma, ¢u-—in Capc Western. Cape Bor- Jlll" 251 5e"°“°““5- "We 29' large body of the daft" who want w‘ “p” Mimami" G“‘1“a‘““d Twice daily during the ha“ part to know more about their Prayer was!‘ Nam,‘ Transma" mm!‘ of Jun‘ m “'1'” wwns °t west- Book. The author writes with en- Free state and s‘ W‘ Alma‘ Kent. a pageangof1oqsihigtory will thusmsm. He believes as a com Naval Cutter for Sea Scouts: A i" filmed “lid” the dlrectbn °I vinced Evangelical Churbhman that fine naval cum" was recently Pr” honorary organizers. well skilledli: the Ckmrch o, England is worth scntcd to the 1st Barbados sea pageantry. The P11851111» '11 Whc 40o per-fozmers will engage. consists all having a local

A new work on the Prayer Book, i by Dr. Dyson Hague, entitled "An' Exposition of the Prayer Boo has been published by ‘i gmans,‘ Green and Company. It is a book] that ought to be of peculiar valuci at this critical period in the history I of the English Church, for it is, not only an exposition of the‘ teaching and contents of thei Prayer Book, but an endeavor to elucidate for the average Church- man its spiritual meaning value.

There have been many introduc- tions to the Prayer Book, such as the works of Bishop Barry, Canon Daniel, Canon Fousset, Dr. Hole, Dr. Blakcney, but this book by Dr. Dyson Hague is on a somewhat different line. It is an endeavor to interpret the spirit as well as the letter of the Prayer Book, to ex-

narrow market, one I (railing to hope for the "willing to haaard s con- ," o. u-hat. the put few M store. thp tons was ilrm. nllld rally in the poll other groups. uulnerous leaders m two points above Sutur- ‘p Wheat fund bonds also ""|,,',; no iuurket was notably rp- und stuck slipped back ‘Josc which rvus irregular. lhefliillliilil‘! uct changes were ’ “gray, slightly favoring the voiuruc of 188,105 I110"! W118 ,~1ilif‘f\ Julie L’. 1024, when 0;»;- tolallcd 2tl.0000. "f tllc rnlitl to resume lust hlgffllliiPll risc named techni- wuflynlg. \\'ali Street: asti- ‘upl that tomorrow's loading [or the wcek ended June 11,

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I Empire Scouts at World Gath- ering: Thc number of scouts to re- present the British Empire at the next World Scout Jamboree, in Hungary next summer. has been increased from 2,500 to 4,200.

How many Scouts in Scotland? The last Scout ccnsus figures for Scotland show 124,215 Scouts, 95 Sea Scouts, 20,620 Wcif Cubs, 5,243 Rovers and 14 Rover Sea Scouts-

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1 song orthe Bilbro Miss Bonnie‘ Hmneasey 2 Grandfather's Clock Paldl Miss Allie McLeod 3 Queen of the Pixies .. mgleman Miss Jean Jay 4 Al? 5111111111515 Farm Streabogg Miss Pauline LePage 5 The Biaclrsmltlfs Song, Bordman Mr. Gordon Hyde O Whispering Hope Hawthorne Miss Eleanor Douglas 7 The Millwheel Krogman Miss Miriam Veisey 8 Hide and Seek Ellenbe-rg Miss Sarah Hyde 9 Hark. Vesper Bells Johnson’ Miss Bernice Wood l0 Jolly Darkies .. Bechter Mr. Milton Stewart ll Fairy Fingers .. Sister Miss Anna Christie l2 Moonlight Decevee M"ss Helen Crawford 13 Chautauqua Lake Miss Fanny Coffin ,, it Plano Duet-dholicking March I . Voorhies 01619119511911?‘- and Mr. Harold Iiorsythe 11118111511- Esex County Pageant Ilford, July 2-9. iMr. Frank Lescelles. [probably the most expert Pageant Brlkhdirecwr, will present scenes from the history of Ensex in Valentines Park, Ilford. Barnaby Rudge and the dainty DoDy Varden wll occupy the stage in a Dckens scene.

Battle Abbey Pageant, in the Abbey Grounds, July i16- H1151- h1g3‘ Rye, Bredge, Heathfield and other centres in the "Conquerors Coast" district of Sussex are com- bining to present a Pageant durintl the first fortnight of July. The Battle will be staged in the grounds of the Abbey on the spot where Harold fell, and the Normflll four hundred pages. The price is conquerors Wlll 011w more be m“ $1.25 and it can be ordered through in conflict with the Saxon defend- any bookseller from Longmans, ers. Step by Si-BP iii-Sim? Will lllFGreen and Co, 128 University fold from 1086 co the present dfl.\'~ Avc., Toronto.

The Bexley Pageant. Bcxleih: Kent, July 18-23- Hall Place. resi- dence of Lady Limerick. will form an appropriate setting for this Pageant, in which 4,000 wll take part. One of the episodes will be a rural scene depiciting a visit cf the

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Sword fish 38 to 40

Lennon Soles ti to 7

Gray fir-lea 01,1, to 8

Piuunders 31/5 to ti

Halibut 12 to 18

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL, June 20.-Eggs were advanced in price one to two cents per mitt-ten, wholesale, on tho Montreal mnrkct today.

tirmletl Untarlo or prairie fresh eggs became 20 to ‘llvents for extras. up 11/, to 2 cents and i4 to i5 cents for seconds, up i to 11/, cents per doz- (lm. These prices werc for carlots or css. -.

Jobbing- houses announced that. ef- fcctivc tomorrow morning. prices would be two cents higher for small lost. to the retail trade, the prices becoming: Specials ‘J7, 20; extra! 20, 2.7; firsts ‘:2 21; seconds 10, 1S; the first price is for cartons and the sec- ond loose, per dozen.

.lieccipts of eggs were light inst - week and as a result a scramble de-

7 ‘vclcped ‘for what was available. The sharp utlvnrrcc resulting, Receipts to- day were 1.000 cases.

Cheese and butter prices also stif- fened. Cheese advanced l5, cent per pound over Saturday's close, becom- ng 9% cents for Ontario white, 10 rent: for Ontario colored. 01A cents for Quebec white and 0% rents for Quebec colored ill/y cents for Quebec white and 0M censts for Quebec col- ored. lleccipts were 1,772 cast-s. Butter was at n minimum of 101/, cents with asking prices up 101V, cents, representing an increase of V. from Saturday. Receipts were 542 box-

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1 t lpmtittious at Liverpool ‘M; ill to n wavering wheat to: v. Jilly closed l cont high- gi; Ot-tubcr lit higher at 51 anti r1 tn 11's higher at 53. |encrniiy stronger trruri today .1 a natural reaction from a- hiy iiquldntctl anti probably irt "Vflfzttilti market. was little evidence of export ovcr ihc wcck curl. The uinr- ' ned with u strong undertone Iilii thc cavt-[Iilon of a slight sag rcssion bud no difficulty in

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poet's strength was attributed iier norlrl shipments, a de-

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and unfavorable harvesting icns in tho lfuiictl Slatcs. ‘Inssin tho bot. dry wcnthcr in atln spring wlicut crop bclt; is ' tho crop buck. Henry rains

h winds vvcrc rcportctl ovcr a - rnhle nrcn in tho United Stat- ‘ rr nlrcut l-c .

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iulng. Odd curs clrungctl hands mls fructionnlly hlghcr to un- i Fnnrno gruiu trndc was l. Slight gains were scored in hi: in late trading.

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l’ Dreservin! 0nd he hopes that this ssgutarirtlilzpzyCxirpzfsptggnhoira- book, which represents the har- l’ - ' vest of many years and the gleam S. Rcpulsc. The presentation was ings in many fields of liturgical 3:9 expnzssion of apprechmo“ c" literature, will be a stimulus to m" w“ °“‘°““°d U"? s"

thinking, an incentive to devotion scguusr 1m“ ashore‘ _ and a spur to stronger and more ng 1S college scout "lsimrs:

intelligent Churchmamhm in A change oi’ policy to travelling these days of ecclesiastical uncer- within the Elnplre instead of V151" tainty. Dr. Hague as a Canadian mg Europe’ ‘S bringing t‘) Easter“ makes frequent references to the Canada‘ this§ummcr a scout party Canadian Prayer Bock an] the al- of ‘he 2nd Fmmlmgham Cmleg‘ terations, which were the result of Group’ woodbridge’ Suffolk’ Eng‘ many years on the Board of the land, under Scoutmastcr the Rev. Revision Committee, who produc- R‘ H’ w‘ Kmesc‘ The 5mm“ ed in 1921 the Canadian Book o, Scouts are anxious to visit a num- Common Prayer‘ I ber- of Canadian Scout camps.

As a book written by a Canadian it should be of special interest to Canadian readers. It is very finely printed in large readable type,

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Dance M55 Meditation Morrison Miss Jean Fiorsythe Aloha Oe-Variations, Liliuokalanl Miss HazeLCOPbett Sunset Land Kawelo Miss Gertrude Metcaife violin solo-Minuet Handel Mk. Jack Wilkins Military schottische . Rorenfeld Mr. Harold Fiorsythe Love's Dreams .3101?" Miss Laura McLaine March from Faust - Miss Nan Auld t sweet Bye and Bye-variations Stier

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NEWV YORK. June 20.-Rnw suBRP was steady and unchanged today at 2.00 for spots. Rcflners contnued to show interest at ths leevl and absorbed about 08.- 000 bags of Cuban for prompt ship- ment. and 31.000 bags of Porto Riran and 0,000 bags of Philippines for first half July urrlvul..in addition there was n sale of 8,750 bugs of Cuban from store to an operator at the snmcpricc. Sales were 32,100 tons, including I ' 18.300 in exchanges. July closed 81: 2000 Ritchie flap 87-: Doc 05; Jan 00;.l\larch 1.01: 11100 Robb .‘\ May 1.00. . _ 381,5. 5000 S hcorn . Refined sirgnr was unchanged. at . ‘ i100 for line granulated with good t withdrawals against old contracts‘ but no now business reported. COTTON NFHV YORK, June 20.-t“,oiton fut- ures closed steady. (‘losing bids; Jun lacs; l-‘eh ma: March m: April lil11= .\fa_v 590; June 510; July 510-20: Aug 521; Sop 5.15: Oct 54344: Nov 550: Ticc 5-18-00. Spot closed quiet. ltfld- tiling 530.

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WOMEN'S INSTITUTI -'- The regular monthly meeting oi the Auburn Womcrfs Institute wat held at the home of Mrs. Ambrose Callaghan on Tuesday evening. June 14th, with an attendance o1 ‘ten members and two visitors. ‘The meeting opened by singing, |"lts a Good Time to Get Ac- lquainted" and the reading of the |Institute Creed in unison. Roll ‘Cali was answered by “Ways and Means of Making Money" and It dlsdussion on some took place.

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BEDEQUE Miss Hazel Green, of Central Bedeque, was a. recent visitor to

friends in Emerald. The monthly meeting of the Nor-

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Sweden krone .. Switzerland franc ,.. United States 101/4 p . premium sxcuasuac

HEY have seen Gyproe Fire Tests and ‘they

know it resists tire.

Use Gyproc for the walls, ceilings and partitions of the home you are building. " 0r if you are “doing over” any rooms, adding new ones in the attic, partltioning.the cellar, be sure to use this easy - to - handle, fire - safe

wallboard.

It. is an excellent base for Gyptex or Alabastine and

LIVERPOOL ‘ Cotionyspot in good dcma business moderate. Prices ; lower, American middlin strict good middling 4.70: good ‘ tiling 4..'to- s tiling 4.. low mid lng 5B0: good nrrlln Receipts were 5,500 Amerlcan_

Montreal Market’ Sitielights

4.00: strl ary 3.50. 0.000 bn

adieu Presn-Steadiness main characteristic of the

pace was the slowest for about month.

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MONTREAL, June 20. (By the Can-

stock exchange today. Price changes were few and iuluor while the trading a

0n n total turnover of 3.702 shares the market scored seven gains and Ive tosses, with the index- moving up a